What's on in Hidcote Bartrim

Gloucestershire, England

Hidcote Bartrim sits quietly in Gloucestershire where the air feels a bit more like countryside than city centre. There aren't many big venues listed yet, but that just means you'll find the local community gatherings and small shows happening right on your doorstep without the fuss. It is a place where neighbours know each other's names and the next event is probably someone's birthday party or a village fair. We keep an eye on what goes on in the wider Gloucestershire area so you do not have to wander far for entertainment. Even if there are no specific halls listed, family fun days and outdoor activities often pop up near here when the weather permits. Near Here tracks down these little things so you can plan your evening without needing a map or a fortune teller.

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WDS BOOK CLUB | Life Along The Hudson: The Historic Country Estates of the Livingston Family

Calling all bookworms, history buffs, preservationists and culture mavens! Join us for our NEW year-long book club, accompanied by a lecture series with acclaimed authors. This month we’re reading: Life Along The Hudson: The Historic Country Estates of the Livingston Family By Pieter Estersohn Tuesday, April 14, 6 pm | In Person and Virtual Moderated by TR Revella-Hamilton, WDS Director of Preservation & Collections Meet fellow history enthusiasts in person as we discuss thought-provoking books by acclaimed authors. Our carefully curated monthly selections delve into the rich tapestry of American and European history, featuring compelling works about revolutionary figures, historic preservation, decorative arts, and stories that shaped our cultural landscape. Whether you’re a seasoned historian, preservation enthusiast, or simply curious about the stories behind our built heritage, there’s a place for you in our community of learners. JOIN BOOK CLUB How it Works: Book Club meets bimonthly at the Museum and via Zoom on the second Tuesday of each designated month, unless otherwise noted. Book Club members will receive the newest book title via email two months prior to the book club date. You may join Book Club at any point during the year.

Tue 14 Apr18:00Joseph Webb Hall(1.2mi)

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Alan Johnson: The Beatles, Harold Wilson & Me

The Right Honourable Alan Johnson is one of the most respected politicians of recent times, holding several posts in the Blair and Brown governments including Health Secretary, Education Secretary and Home Secretary. But all the while he harboured a secret passion – to become a pop star!In The Beatles, Harold Wilson & Me, Alan charts his remarkable story from growing up an orphan in a slum in West London to the corridors of power and the surprising ways the lives of The Beatles and his political hero Harold Wilson interwove with his.Guaranteed to delight Baby Boomers everywhere, this is a nostalgic but unsentimental look back at post-war Britain and how the great figures of the age influenced the country we live in today. Alan might never have quite made it onto Top of the Pops, but arguably his impact on public life is all the greater for it. As John Lennon once sang, “life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans.”

Fri 17 Apr19:30Cidermill Theatre(2.4mi)

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Kate J Barry

The Gallery at the Guild is hosting and we're advertising. Kate J Barry — no spoilers, but their site has the full programme.

Sat 18 AprThe Gallery at the Guild(2.9mi)

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Upcoming Events | Honeybourne Village Hall | Worcestershire

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Upcoming Events | Honeybourne Village Hall | Worcestershire

In addition to our regular groups and activities here at Honeybourne Village Hall, we run a number of special events throughout the year. Find out more here.

Sat 18 AprHoneybourne Village Hall(3.8mi)

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Webb Barn Sale

WEBB BARN SALE Saturday, April 18 & Sunday, April 19 | 9:00 AM-3:00 PM | Rain or Shine! One person’s heirloom is another’s greatest find. The National Society of The Colonial Dames of America in The State of Connecticut (NSCDA-CT) returns with their beloved biennial sale — a community favorite fundraiser in support of the Webb Deane Stevens Museum. Browse an extraordinary array of donated goods: fine silver, tableware, art, jewelry, linens, rugs, small furniture, kitchenware, collectibles, toys, garden items, holiday décor, and so much more. Every purchase directly supports the preservation and programming of one of Connecticut’s most cherished historic landmarks. Come early for first pick—and come ready to discover something wonderful. Admission: $5 per adult | Children under 18 free Payment: Cash, check, and credit cards accepted at the door Parking: Free parking is available behind the Webb Barn on the museum campus, on Main Street, at the Keeney Memorial Cultural Center (200 Main Street), and at the Wethersfield Volunteer Fire Department lot (171 Main Street).

Sat 18 Apr09:00Joseph Webb Hall(1.2mi)

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Transatlantic Hot Club

Transatlantic Hot Club 2026 UK Tour Come and relive the decadent Parisian jazz scene of the 1930s with The Transatlantic Hot Club as they make a first visit to the Cidermill Theatre on their 2026 UK tour. Featuring Adrien Chevalier (New York) on Violin, Ben Creighton Griffiths (Cardiff) on Harp, Jeremy Lohier (Corsica) on Accordion, and Ashley John Long (Cardiff) on double bass. Expect to hear Swing classics, Django standards, Corsican Song, and Latin Bossa Nova during this exciting performance. Founded by Adrien Chevalier (violin - New York) and Ben Creighton Griffiths (harp - Cardiff) in 2013 on the sunny French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe, the Transatlantic Hot Club specialises in the music of Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli but on the harp and violin - a combination in this style of music not easily found anywhere else in the world. Touring across Europe, USA, and the French Caribbean - the Transatlantic Hot Club presents their core repertoire alongside swing jazz, latin jazz, French chanson, and traditional European folk music. Their flexible ensemble has included an enviable roster of international musicians keeping their tours unique year on year for their audiences. Band MembersBen Creighton Griffiths (Cardiff - harp)Adrien Chevalier (New York - violin/vocals)Jeremy Lohier (Corsica - accordion/vocals)Ashley John Long (Cardiff - bass)

Sat 18 Apr19:30Cidermill Theatre(2.4mi)

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Webb Barn Sale

Sun 19 Apr09:00Joseph Webb Hall(1.2mi)

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The Royal Opera: The Magic Flute

Princess Pamina has been captured. Her mother, the Queen of the Night, tasks the young Prince Tamino with her daughter’s rescue. But when Tamino and his friendly sidekick, Papageno, embark on their adventure, they soon learn that when it comes to the quest for love, nothing is as it really seems. Guided by a magic flute, they encounter monsters, villains, and a mysterious brotherhood of men – but help, it turns out, comes when you least expect it.Mozart’s fantastical opera glitters in David McVicar’s enchanting production. A star cast including Lucy Crowe as Pamina, Amitai Pati as Tamino, Huw Montague Rendall as Papageno, Kathryn Lewek as the Queen of the Night, and Soloman Howard as Sarastro, led by French conductor Marie Jacquot in her Covent Garden debut.

Tue 21 Apr18:45Cidermill Theatre(2.4mi)

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Ahh...Freak Out

Ahh…Freak Out! – The World’s Biggest Disco hits! Step into the glittering time machine and journey back to the dazzling 1970s, as we turn back the clock and bring the disco inferno back to life, LIVE on stage! Get ready to boogie the night away as we take you on a magical journey delivering non-stop, chart-topping disco hits alongside our world class live band!We're talkin' Donna Summer's sultry vibes, Earth, Wind & Fire's cosmic funk, the Bee Gees' silky harmonies, and Gloria Gaynor's fierce diva power – all in one mind-blowing show! So, dust off your bell-bottoms, slip into your shiniest platforms, and join us in the heart of Funkytown for a disco extravaganza that'll make your heart race, your hips shake, and your soul boogie all night long!Past Audience Members"A real disco inferno on stage! Left us craving more!""The disco era came alive again!" "A true blast from the past- a night we'll remember!" This Is a tribute show and is in no way affiliated with any original artists/estates/management companies or similar shows.

Fri 24 Apr19:30Cidermill Theatre(2.4mi)

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Forever Clapton

A brand new production for 2026 and outstanding tribute to one of the most iconic Blues and Rock guitarists of all time! Forever Clapton is a fully LIVE 6 piece showband that along with audio-visual displays tells the story of the incredible guitarist Eric Clapton.  Taking you through Clapton's career from 1965 to present day, from the Blues Breakers, to Cream, Derek and the Dominos, and of course those unplugged performances.This faultless show is performed by Benny "guitar" Smith, who along with his hand picked band perform all the greats such as - I shot the Sheriff,  Lay down Sally, Cocaine, Crossroads, Holy mother, Layla and so many more iconic songs in this near 2 hour show.

Fri 1 May19:30Cidermill Theatre(2.4mi)

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PERFORMANCE | American Contemporary Dances with The Hartford Dance Collective

Purchase Tickets Join us in the intimate Webb barn for the Museum’s first commissioned dance performance! Experience dance in-the-round, featuring new and established works by The Hartford Dance Collective. Rooted in themes of female empowerment, the dances explore strength, resilience, and self-expression through bold physicality and nuanced storytelling. Inspired by America’s 250th anniversary, the Collective enriches the story of our nation’s founding by amplifying women’s voices and experiences. Surrounded by history and audience alike, the dancers invite viewers into a shared space where past and present converge—where the courage to claim one’s voice echoes the spirit of those who shaped a new nation within these very walls. About This Commission In commissioning this work, the Museum celebrates both a milestone and a continuation: bringing contemporary artists into dialogue with a site where questions of identity, purpose, and collective future have always lived. PERFORMANCE | Friday, May 8, 7 PM 5:30 PM | VIP Ticketholders Talkback with Hartford Dance Collective 6:15 PM | Doors open 6:15-7:00 PM | Cash bar available, furnished by Vino Crudo 7:00 PM | Performance in-the-round TICKETS | $18 / $25 / $30 / $45 Students (16-22) | $18 Members | $25 General Admission | $30 Inner Circle VIP | $45 Premiere seating: first two rows Pre-performance talk-back with dancers and choreographers of Hartford Dance Collective Early-admission Reserved Parking Access to one open...

Fri 8 May19:00Joseph Webb Hall(1.2mi)

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CLASS | Saturday Morning Arts: Open-Level Dance Class with The Hartford Dance Collective

Purchase Tickets Dance with us! Join us one Saturday a month at 10 am to awaken your creativity and get moving. Each month, a choreographer from the Hartford Dance Collective will lead an open-level dance class designed to build curiosity, strength, range of motion and confidence in your own movement. Classes include warm-ups, exercises in mobility, and dynamic choreography phrasework. If you’ve been dancing all your life, are a former dancer, or have never danced before, YOU ARE WELCOME HERE! Move your body freely in a supportive community, surrounded by art and our beautiful Colonial Revival Garden. Date: May 9 Tickets: $20 The Hartford Dance Collective | The Hartford Dance Collective aims to empower women to have a voice and an equal opportunity in dance by providing choreographic and leadership opportunities. By sharing professional contemporary dance with new audiences and providing performances in diverse locations, they work to bridge the gap between the arts and the community. Their studio space at Parkville Sounds in Hartford, CT, provides creatives with a home to hone in on their movement vocabulary, and they hold the belief that everyone can dance and everyone should. www.thedancecollective.org

Sat 9 May10:00Joseph Webb Hall(1.2mi)

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PERFORMANCE | American Contemporary Dances with The Hartford Dance Collective

Purchase Tickets Join us in the intimate Webb barn for the Museum’s first commissioned dance performance! Experience dance in-the-round, featuring new and established works by The Hartford Dance Collective. Rooted in themes of female empowerment, the dances explore strength, resilience, and self-expression through bold physicality and nuanced storytelling. Inspired by America’s 250th anniversary, the Collective enriches the story of our nation’s founding by amplifying women’s voices and experiences. Surrounded by history and audience alike, the dancers invite viewers into a shared space where past and present converge—where the courage to claim one’s voice echoes the spirit of those who shaped a new nation within these very walls. About This Commission In commissioning this work, the Museum celebrates both a milestone and a continuation: bringing contemporary artists into dialogue with a site where questions of identity, purpose, and collective future have always lived. PERFORMANCE | Saturday, May 9, 2 PM 12:30 PM | VIP ticket holders talkback with Hartford Dance Collective 1:15 PM | Doors open 1:15-2:00 PM | Cash Bar, furnished by Vino Crudo 2:00 PM | Performance in-the-round TICKETS | $18 / $25 / $30 / $45 Students (16-22) | $18 Members | $25 General Admission | $30 Inner Circle VIP | $45 Premiere seating: first two rows Pre-performance talk-back with dancers and choreographers of Hartford Dance Collective Early-admission Reserved Parking Access to one open rehearsal...

Sat 9 May14:00Joseph Webb Hall(1.2mi)

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TEA | Mother's Day Tea

Purchase Tickets Treat the special women in your life to an elegant Mother’s Day filled with flowers and flavor. Enjoy music and a morning stroll through our gardens with WDS Head Gardener Pete Winne, learning about the blooms and blossoms that shine in early Spring. Then share tea, cake, and conversation overlooking the beautiful grounds. Whether you’re celebrating a mother, grandmother, daughter, or dear friend, this is a gracious way to honor the women who you hold dear. Mother’s Day Tea Menu* Savory Bites Egg Tartlett (DF, GF) Smoked Salmon Finger Sandwiches Cucumber & Cheddar Finger Sandwiches Coronation Chicken Tea Sandwich Sweet Treats Assorted Scones with Cream & Jam Fruit Tart Flourless Chocolate Torte (GF) Bakewell Tart Beverages Blackberry Iced Tea Strawberry Lemonade Selection of Hot Tea *Menu subject to change. Please share allergens and food sensitivities to Note: Each event is limited to 20 guests. To book a private tour and tea for your friends and family,

Sun 10 May10:00Joseph Webb Hall(1.2mi)

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LECTURE | The Art of Collecting

LECTURE | The Art of Collecting with Ned Lazaro Thursday, May 14, 7:00 PM Purchase Tickets What drives someone to seek out a two-hundred-year-old sampler—and what does that impulse tell us about who we are? Join textile historian Ned Lazaro, Associate Curator of Textiles and Costumes at The Wadsworth Atheneum and former curator of textiles at Historic Deerfield for a moderated discussion on the history of collecting schoolgirl samplers and other forms of needlepoint in the United States. From early needlework to printed broadsides, discover how these rescued objects shaped our understanding of material culture—and why they still matter. Tickets: $15 |$12.50 Virtual | $10 Members This lecture will be offered in person and via Zoom. *Zoom link will be provided in advance of the lecture to Members and Virtual ticket holders. Ned Lazaro | David E. (Ned) Lazaro is the Associate Curator of Costume and Textiles at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art in Hartford, Connecticut. He manages a collection of roughly 7,500 items, including costumes and textiles ranging from Egyptian artifacts to contemporary fashion. Lazaro specializes in interpreting fashion history, including 18th-to-20th-century deportment.

Thu 14 May19:00Joseph Webb Hall(1.2mi)

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The West End Tenors

Leading men from London's West End Combine in a powerhouse of vocal talent. After selling out arenas across Europe, The West End Tenors embark on their first UK Tour, bringing their smash hit show directly to you! The Cast of The West End Tenors have starred in musicals such as Les Miserables, The Phantom of the Opera, Mamma Mia and Miss Saigon, as well as performing at Windsor Castle for the Royal Family, the BBC Proms and the Eurovision Song Contest. Celebrating the greatest triumphs of Musical Theatre & Film, their spine-tingling vocals are not to be missed, leaving audiences breathless from start to finish.

Fri 15 May19:30Cidermill Theatre(2.4mi)

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FEUDING FOUNDERS COLLECTIVE | Feuding Founders: The Untold Drama of Silas Deane, John Jay, and the Lees of Virginia

Purchase Tickets We tend to remember the founders as marble men — monumental, unified, certain. The truth is messier and more interesting. The Feuding Founders Collective is a multi-site public history initiative that humanizes Silas Deane, John Jay, and the Lee brothers of Virginia — men who were in conversation, in collaboration, and sometimes in conflict with one another. Presented in partnership with Jay Heritage Center (NY), Friends of John Jay Homestead, and Menokin and Stratford Hall (VA), this series destabilizes the one-dimensional portraits we’ve inherited and invites audiences to sit with the full complexity of these lives: the ambition and the insecurity, the idealism and the grudges, the smear campaigns and the shared cause. In an era of weaponized media and public takedowns, these 250-year-old stories feel less like history and more like a mirror — and understanding how the founders navigated political polarization, character assassination, and the tension between principle and self-interest may be one of the most useful things the past can offer us right now. Three sites. Three perspectives.

Sat 16 May10:00Joseph Webb Hall(1.2mi)

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Forever Elton

Get ready for "Forever Elton– The Greatest Hits," featuring multi award-winning film composer and musician Phil Mountford. In this spectacular tribute show, immerse yourself in Elton John's iconic hits, from "Rocket Man" to "Your Song," and "Tiny Dancer" to "Crocodile Rock." Phil Mountford and his band bring the music legend's energy and charisma to life with their own homage to a night of timeless classics that'll have you singing at the top of your voices.“Absolutely Brilliant!”“Great stage presence…great band”“Stunning…it’s up there with the best shows I’ve ever seen”

Fri 22 May19:30Cidermill Theatre(2.4mi)

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